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Tim Dodd is The Australian’s higher education editor. He has over 25 years experience as a journalist covering a wide variety of areas in public policy, economics, politics and foreign policy, including reporting from the Canberra press gallery and four years based in Jakarta as South East Asia correspondent for The Australian Financial Review. He was named 2014 Higher Education Journalist of the Year by the National Press Club.

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30/4/2018Professor Margaret Sheil, the new vice-chancellor at the Queensland University of Technology, poses for a photograph on the Gardens Point Campus, Brisbane.photo: Glenn Hunt/The Australian

QUT joins outsource strategy

Queensland University of Technology has joined the trend to outsource the delivery of online education.

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New program for female leaders

Melbourne Business Schoolis launching a five-day residential Women in Leadership program.

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Professor Fred Watson, Australia's new astronomer-at-large appointed by Science Minister Karen Andrews.

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Newly appointed Science Minister Karen Andrews has appointed eminent star gazer Fred Watson as Australia’s first ever astronomer-at-large.

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Astronomical honour

Dick Manchester, a world leader in research on pulsars, will be awarded one of Australia’s highest scientific honours.

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Andrew Norton is a leading higher education expert with the Grattan Institute.

Young graduate to Year 12 jobs

A degree is of less benefit than it used to be, with more graduates forced to take jobs requiring only a Year 12 education.

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Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell at the Australian National University in Canberra. Picture Kym Smith

Science that’ll change the future

ANU’s 3A Institute will next year offer a 12-month masters degree in a new academic discipline.

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Students’ ideas turn into reality

Universities have invested more than $70m on programs and facilities to help students turn business ideas into reality.

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Alexander Downer speaking about his family's legacy , (also referred to as the Downer Dynasty Speech) during a Liberal Party function in Adelaide, 28-07-2018.

Doctorate for Downer

Former Foreign Minister Alexander Downer is being awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Adelaide.

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Fed Uni’s new chancellor

Former Prime Minister’s Department head Terry Moran has been appointed chancellor of Federation University Australia.

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AustraliaÕs Chief Scientist Dr Alan Finkel hosting an event to launch a report on the importance of energy storage to AustraliaÕs energy future.The report by the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA) finds that Australia has the potential to lead the world in developing large and home scale energy storage systems if public uncertainty can be overcome. At Parliament House in Canberra. Picture Kym Smith

Finkel’s term extended

Science Minister Karen Andrews has made the popular decision to extend the term of chief scientist Alan Finkel by two years until 2020.

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